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I think there is a close analogy to criminal libel here, which has generally been found to be Constitutional in cases of intentional misrepresentation. It would
by jandrewrogers 2y ago
I think there is a close analogy to criminal libel here, which has generally been found to be Constitutional in cases of intentional misrepresentation. It would be difficult to argue that this particular case is anything but intentional misrepresentation of the victim.